Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

KANSAS
Ar IrcoLN cEsrER.

LlE LATEST ELECTION
KANSAS.
AT LINCOLN CEsrER.
LINCOLN CEErER, November S.-The re-
publican ticket here and in this county cleo
ted except sheriff.
AT ELLSWORTH
ELLSWORTH, November g-The entire re-
publican county ticket is elected by MAORI
ties ranging from GOO to 800, a republican
gain Of over 800.
AT WELLINGTON.
WELLINGTON, November 9.-Sumeient re-
turns have been received to guarantee the
election Of the entire republican county
ticket.
AT HARPER.
HARPER, November 9.-The entire ''Har-
per" ticket Is elected by majOrities ranging
from 150 to 800
AT EISsLEE.
KIEsLEY, November 9. The election
passed on quietly IN this city, but with great
interest manifested. The returns indicate
clean sweep for the republican party by
majorities ranging from % TO I25.
NEaLAHA COUNTY.
SENECA, KAN, November 9.-The election
yesterday resulted IN mixed victory. The
democrats elected treasurer and sheriff. the
balance OF the ticket was republican. Little
regard was had for party lines and more
scratching by republicans is reported than
at any previous election IN Nemeha county.
LYONS COUNTY.
LYONS, KAN, November 9.-The entire re-
publican ticket is elected in Rice county by
majorities ranging $50 on treasurer to go
for register.
CLEAN SWEEP.
FL DORADO, KAN, November "a. L. L.
Hamilton is elected Judge Of the 26th ju-
dlclaI district, j. W. Robson state senator
and the rest OF the county goes republican
by from 200 to 1900 majority.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
OsKALOOsA, KAN, November 9.-The re-
publican ticket in Jefferson county is elected
entire, the first clean sweep in many years.
Tue maJOrlt1es ranged from 80 to 600.
DOEIPHAE COUNTY.
Troy, KAN, November 9.-Doniphan
county elects al the republican candidates
by malOrlues ranging from % to $50.
OOwLEY COUNTY.
WIEEELD, Kas., November 9.-The entire
republican ticket is elected with majOrities
ranging from coo 10 loo, with the eZcep-
/ ton Of Wooley, candidate for sheriff, who
who was defeated by COnnOr, democratic
candidate, whose majority is 100.
DIVIDED.
MEDICINE LODGE, Kas., November 9-The
democrats elected Stevens, sheriff, Hall,
register Brysony treasurer and ALDER, sur
YeyOr. Republicans elected Rouse, county
clerk and Moore, coroner. Both parties
united on and elected Standiford commits
sioner. The union labor party cut no figure
In the race.
MARION COUNTY.
MARION, KAN, November 9.-The entire
republican ticket was elected in Marion
county by majOrities ranging from $50 to
l,2UO. Judge Frank DOster, Independent,
was elected in this, the tWenty-hfth Judicial
district, over NJ. p. Sampson, irregular re-
publican by about 1,5OO majority.
AT JUNCTION CITY.
JUNCTION CITY, KAN, November 9.-Ths
republicans elected sheriff, county treasurer,
surveyor, register OF deeds and coroner.
The democrats elected county commissioner
and county clerk. Nicholson for judge
eight judicial district, carries the county by
800 majority.
AT CLAY CENTER.
CLAY CEErER, KAN November 9.-The en-
tire republican ticket was elected In Clay
Center yesterday, except the candidate for
register Of deeds, who was defeated by
lady, Miss Mary p. Coleman. On sheriff,
tie vote was close.
SWEPT THEM ALL.
OTTAWA, KAN. November 9.-The repubI-
cans have elected their entire ticket over a
combined fusion. Of democrats, greenback-
ers and united labor
LABETrE COUNTY.
PARSONS, KAN, November 9.-The entire
union labor ticket was elected IN this La
bette) county by majoEities ranging from
nifty TO three hundred.
FORD COUNTY.
DODGE CITY, Kas., November 9.-The re-
suit OF yesterdays election IN Ford county IS
as follows: The democrats elected their
sheriff. county treasurer, county attorney,
and surveyor. The republicans got t le
county clerk, register Of deeds, coroner and
one commissioner.
THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET
Fl. SooTT, Kas., November 9.-The repub-
lcan Licket was elected by majOrities rang
ing from $50 TO 500. Judge o. E. French,
who ran on an Independent ticket without
opposition was elected judge of the district
courts his list composing Bourbon and
Linn counties.
EEGAIAN COUNTY.
KrNGALAN, Kas-, November 9.-The repub-
hcans elect register Of deeds, clerk and one
commissioner. The democrats elect sheriff
treasurer and one commissioner. The IS
publican candidate for surveyor Is probably
defeated.
FRIENDLY RIVALRY.
HARPER, Kas., November 9.-The election
here took on the shape Of a contest between
Harper and Anthony in the county seat
question. A 800 majority is claimed by
Harper enthusiasts.
Usage COUNTY.
Usage CITY, KAN, November 9.-This
county gives LOGO to l,5OOO republican ma
Jority.
COUNTY SEAT ELECTION.
CEEARRoN, KAN, No yember 9.-The Gar
field county seat election yesterday resulted
IN the selection Of RavannH by forty major
ity over Eminence. There was no trouble.
RENO COUNTY.
HUTCHEsOE, KAN, November 9.-Reno
county elects the republican ticket, with the
exception OF sheriff, by majoritie5 ranging
from 150 to 700.
EOEHAWATOLLE COUNTY
WAAIEGO, KAN, November 9.-The election
was hOtly contested in Pottawal oTnis coun-
ty. The result is as follows: 1t now
being conceded that the republican ticket
is elected: O. n. Baker, treasurer, by small
majority, perhaps 100; @. E. Morris, Tor
sheriff Ed Hart clerk: j. w. Tanner, sur
veyor; 5. W. Ross, coroner; J. G. Blaney.
commissioner First district.
sEDGWICK COUNTY.
WICHITA, KAN, November 9.-Au election
returns are in except from five Townships,
The republicans have elected Greed frdge of
the eighteenth judicial district by about 500
majority over Amos Harris, the democratic
nominee on the county ticket. The repub-
hcans have elected Dunlzin clerk, Havs
sheriff and Luttrel surveyor by majorities
ranging from 100 TO 600. The demo-
Gratis elected Cartwright treasurer
Brown register of deeds and percy
coroner by majOrities of from 100 to 200
The vote in the city was about 4, 200 or less
than two thirds of the registration and the
vote OF the whole county = little lass thav7